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Instead of students choosing to do a LLB and then a standalone SQE preparation course with a different provider, students can integrate the SQE preparation (provided by the University of Law) into one programme leading to the award of an MLaw. This does not include the SQE exams, which can be taken and paid for separately by students. This degree provides an exciting blend of law in theory and law in practice. It aims to provide coverage of the core areas of English law while also providing a range of options which allow students to widen their studies in particular directions. The overarching educational aim of this course is to not only impart legal knowledge but: to situate the law within wider global, national policy and practice contexts; to equip students with skills necessary for research, critical analysis and application of law in a range of issues; to prepare students for the (external) SQE; and to develop the skills crucial to legal practice. |  |\n| Part 1: | In Part 1, you will be introduced to the teaching methods and expectations applicable to higher legal education. You will be supported in developing legal skills. You will study four key areas of English law: contract, tort, criminal and public law, and practise applying the law to fact patterns as well as developing your ability to analyse the law from a critical perspective. |\n| Part 2: | In Part 2, you will study the remaining core modules, as well as two optional modules, and will continue to develop your legal skills and ability to work with primary legal resources, to research the law and justify your conclusions. |\n| Part 3: | In the third year, you must take one ofa range of research-based modules, which allow you to explore a topic in greater depth and to develop your research and |\n\n\n|  | writing skills more fully. In addition, the School offers a wide range of option modules, that give you a greater opportunity to focus your study on the areas of the law that interest you most. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Part 4: | You will undertake SQE preparation modules with the University of Law which will support a 120-credit project. This builds on the skills and knowledge acquired through the MLaw with students executing a substantial piece of applied legal research on a realistic contemporary client-based problem/situation. |\n\n\n| Programme Learning Outcomes-MLaw Law |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| During the course of the Programme, you will have the opportunity to develop a range of skills, knowledge and attributes (known as learning outcomes) For this programme, these are: |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  | Learning outcomes |  |\n| 1 | Display the ability to communicated reasoned and structured arguments for the application and interpretation of the law. |  |\n| 2 | Obtain the ability to critically assess the weight of sources and utilise legal materials in the development of well-constructed arguments. |  |\n| 3 | Demonstrate the ability to undertake critical evaluation of the law and to apply the law, its rules and principles to problem situations demonstrating effective communication of these rules and principles. |  |\n| 4 | Gain the ability to understand, summaris","cbCaio1GfpObWX3U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio1GfpObWX3U","pdf",126038,"English","# Programme information and content\n# Part 1\n# Part 2\n# Part 3\n# Part 4\n# Programme Learning Outcomes (MLaw Law)\n# Module information","[{\"question\":\"What programme structure and duration does MLaw Law (UCAS Code M199) follow?\",\"answer\":\"The programme runs for 4 years. 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